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West Atlas spill control plan goes to Canberra
As dispersant broke up slicks from the West Atlas drilling rig spill in the Timor Sea yesterday, rig contractor PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP) said it had submitted its action plan to the Federal Government.
Tasports cleared to sell Devonport Airport
The Tasmanian Ports Corporation (Tasports) has been granted permission by the state government to sell another of its non-core assets, Devonport Airport.
Reef Pilots reports late upswing in ship numbers
Australian Reef Pilots (ARP) guided 1757 ships in the year ended June 30 and although numbers are down, the company believes the downward trend may be reversing.
Caltex wins Queensland bunkering contract
Caltex Australia's bunkering operations in Queensland are set to expand after the fuel supplier signed a long-term agreement with barge specialist Korevaar Marine Group.
Bodies of Malacca naphtha tanker crew found
The remains of all nine seafarers missing in the fire onboard the tanker, Formosaproduct Brick, have been recovered.
Mermaid acquires new vessel as growth continues
Mermaid Marine (MMA) will take delivery of a new 3840kW anchor-handling supply vessel, the Mermaid Voyager, next month as the company continues its strong domestic and international performance.
Activists storm Dublin port to support strikers
A seven-week strike by workers at Dublin's Marine Terminals worsened yesterday when 300 activists breached security and briefly occupied the site as a show of solidarity.
Mechanical issues delay return of Spencer Gulf ferry
Resumption of the Spencer Gulf ferry services after the winter break will be delayed until September 18.
Fourth Qantas A380 to boost London service
Qantas Airways took delivery of its fourth Airbus A380 yesterday to boost the national carrier's services to London, starting September 7.



